Paul Greengrass’ “Green Zone” tries to frame the Iraq War in simplistic cops-and-robbers terms.

Once one of the freshest voices in Hollywood, Tim Burton has become with “Alice in Wonderland” the king of the crappy remakes.

A huge hit internationally, “2012″ kind of got ragged on in the U.S. But it’s a big, dumb, thoroughly fun flick.

Set in a pre-WWI German town, “The White Ribbon” is a parable wrapped in a metaphor tucked inside an allegory.

‘The Informant’ isn’t for everyone, but for lovers of quirky flicks that play like a Coen Brothers dismissed idea, this movie is perfect.

Mini-reviews of all 10 nominees for Academy Awards in the Live Action and Animated short film categories.

A passion play about the last days of the life of Leo Tolstoy, “The Last Station” shows how love turns sour.

“Percy Jackson” is kid-friendly entertainment that won’t leave parents bored.

Sappy but not cynical, “Valentine’s Day” is a manufactured movie about a made-up holiday.

John Travolta gives a performance of such impish glee, he should have paid the producers for the privilege of appearing in “From Paris with Love.”